Loss of p73 gene expression in lymphoid leukemia cell lines is associated with hypermethylation.
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T. Taki | T. Taketani | H. Kawaguchi | J. Takita | Y. Matsuo | Y. Hayashi | Han Yang | H. W. Yang | M. Liu | K. Ida | Y. Hayashi | R. Li | Rongsheng Li | M. Liu | Mingli Liu | R. Li | R. Li
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